2014 Annual Report - United Way of Westmoreland County

Great things happen
When we live united
2014 Annual Report
United Way
of Westmoreland County
UnitedWay4u.org
WHAT THIS PLACE NEEDS
IS YOU.
Dear Friends,
The best part of being involved with United Way of Westmoreland County is that we get to
witness the great things that happen every day because you give, you volunteer, you care
to make a difference, you choose to Live United. While it would be easy to focus on what is
wrong in our community, United Way advocates like you continue to devote your resources,
time and energy to focus on how we make this place—the communities in Westmoreland
and Fayette Counties—a better place to live.
United Way of Westmoreland County works in our community by following some simple
wisdom:
Start where you are—United Way first seeks to understand the community’s needs and
strengths. We work in partnership with health and human service agencies, public and
private organizations and the community at large to develop a deep knowledge of what is
important and how we can improve community conditions.
Use what you have—United Way then marshals the strengths and resources of people in
our community to address our most important needs, such as improving educational opportunities, increasing financial stability and enhancing health and independence. We
raise critical funding that we invest back into our communities in targeted ways to create
measurable results.
Do what you can—Although the financial resources are critical, it is not enough to just
raise money. United Way also mobilizes the caring power of communities by engaging
volunteers. This past year, we connected hundreds of volunteers to programs and services
throughout our community, providing hands-on support to help our neighbors.
In 2014, we started where we left off last year; we used what we had (and leveraged more
resources), and we did what we could to improve lives. This annual report will highlight
just a few of the great things that happened, both with stories and photos. Please know
that it is your support that creates the good work you will read about in these pages. This
place needs you, and we are glad you are here.
James E. Morrison
Chairman of the Board
Bobbi Watt Geer, Ph.D.
President & CEO
Mission
To improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of
communities.
Focus
In order to achieve our mission, we focus on advancing
education, income and health in the region we serve. These
three key focus areas drive the funding we offer to partner
agencies and our internal programming.
Vision
That our community is a thriving place, where we can all
raise our children in a healthy environment, get good jobs
and lead good lives.
BUILDING BETTER LIVES &
A STRONGER community
That our community is a place where:
ÄÄ Children start school ready to learn.
ÄÄ Students succeed throughout their academic
career and graduate on time, with a clear path to getting a good job and earning a living wage.
ÄÄ Single, head-of-household mothers have a means to further their education, advance their career and support their families.
ÄÄ Families have access to resources that help them become financially stable and self-sufficient.
ÄÄ Safety net services are securely in place for those who need them.
ÄÄ Older adults and persons with disabilities can remain living at home - safe, healthy and
happy.
Service Area
All of Westmoreland County except the Mon Valley; all of
Fayette County; and a portion of Southern Armstrong County.
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2014 Board of directors
James E. Morrison
Chair
Community Volunteer
Retired Vice President of Mergers and
Acquisitions, Kennametal Inc.
Charles G. Urtin
Ken Altemus
Director, Nuclear Parts Operation
Westinghouse Electric Company
Bobbi Watt Geer
President & CEO
United Way of Westmoreland County
Tereasa Rerko
Partner
QuatriniRafferty, Attorneys at Law
Tandy A. Bailey
Bishop Carl E. Jones, Sr.
Pastor
Greater Parkview Church
Denice Ferranti-Robinson
Financial Consultant
BPU Investment Management, Inc.
Brian Kelly
VP, Tax and Treasury, and Treasurer
Kennametal Inc.
Faye Rosatti
Vice President/Business Banker and Market
Manager
First Commonwealth Bank
Director of Engineering, Mid-Atlantic District
UPS
Community Volunteer
Chairman of S&T Bank
Austin Breegle
Administrator
Westmoreland County Behavioral Health and
Developmental Services
Elizabeth E. Krisher
Robert Brooks
Mayor
Municipality of Murrysville
Vice Chair
Treasurer
Vice President
Maher Duessel Certified Public Accountants
John P. Kline
Secretary
Senior Vice President, Commercial Lending
S&T Bank
Ralph A. Capone
Medical Director, UPMC Palliative Care
Institute
Senior Medical Ethicist, ICBioethics
Adjunct Professor, Saint Vincent College
Stephanie DeMaro
Regional Job and Internship Developer
Penn State University
Karl E. Eisaman
President
McDowell Associates Inc.
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Laura Livingston
President, WesDyne International LLC
Westinghouse Electric Company
Lyzona Marshall
Assistant Professor of Business
Seton Hill University
Kevin Nowe
Vice President, Secretary and General
Counsel
Kennametal Inc.
Ronald Sheba
Community Volunteer
Retired Education & Workforce Development
Manager
Allison Varricchio
Graduate School of Public & International
Affairs
University of Pittsburgh
Ronald H. Ott
Senior Vice President, Community and
Government Relations
Excela Health
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Financial Summary
Condensed Statement of Financial Position
Condensed Statement of Activities
Year Ended December 31, 2014
Year Ended December 31, 2014
ASSETS
PUBLIC SUPPORT, REVENUE & OTHER Income
Total Campaign Revenues, Net of Uncollectible
$
2,075,032
Donor Designated Contributions
(602,252)
Total Revenue and Other Income*
145,726
Grant Support
666,800
Other Public Support
256,777
Total Public Support, Revenue & Other Income
$
2,542,083
Grants Distributed
$
One-Time Grants for Special Programs
1,133,737
100,053
Community & Agency Services provided by United Way
1,110,786
SUPPORT SERVICES' EXPENSES
Fundraising
372,595
General and Administration
224,230
Total Expenses
$
Changes in Net Assets
(399,318)
Net Assets at Beginning of Year
4,521,432
Net Assets at End of Year
$
* Includes unrealized and realized gains on long-term investments
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2,941,401
4,122,114
$
Pledges Receivable, less Allowance for Uncollectible
747,660
1,125,322
Contributions and Other Receivables
6,447
Beneficial Interest in Perpetual Trust
273,826
Beneficial Interest in Assets Held by Others
54,204
Long-Term Investments, at Market
2,509,303
Other Assets
Total Assets
PROGRAM EXPENSES
Grants to Partner Agencies
Cash and Cash Equivalents
34,036
$
4,750,798
$
49,864
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses
Undistributed Designations
Total Current Liabilities
578,820
$
628,684
$
1,929,619
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted
1,864,465
Permanently Restricted
328,030
Total Net Assets
$
4,122,114
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$
4,750,798
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great things happen
when we live united
2013-2014 Impact Report
Because United Way is an organization that looks at big picture community
programs and long-term solutions, it’s sometimes difficult to present our
results in one simple story. As an organization, we do many things: fund
partner programs, assess the needs of our community, run our own programs,
establish community level goals – and more. But what do the results of this
work look like?
To answer that question, we’re pleased to present our impact report for
the 2013-2014 year. This report details the number of people we helped
through our funded partner programs and our own internal programs. In
total, we helped over 120,000 people in Westmoreland, Fayette and Southern
Armstrong Counties.
Overall Community Impact
120,696 people served
Partner Programs
Program Focus
PEOPLE Served
Education
22,757
Income
39,547
Health
7,274
Total
69,578
And most importantly, by serving these community members, we’re helping
our community thrive, making it a stronger and safer place to live, work and
raise a family.
To all the donors, volunteers and advocates who made this impact possible:
Thank you.
Data Notes
Data reflects those served through United Way’s partner programs and
agencies, who receive support and funding through United Way’s Impact
Fund, and those served directly through United Way programs.
To learn more about our partners, Impact Fund and direct programming, visit
unitedway4u.org.
United Way Programs
Program Name
PEOPLE Served
PA 2-1-1 Southwest
8,010
Faith in Action
1,325
School Readiness
32,902
Mothers Making More
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FamilyWize
8,846
Total
51,118
All data reflects those served across Westmoreland, Fayette and Southern
Armstrong Counties.
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Partner Agencies
Education
Income
Health
About Our Partners
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Laurel Region
Blackburn Center Against Domestic & Sexual
Violence
Community Resources of Fayette County, Inc.
Greensburg YMCA
Helping All Victims In Need (HAVIN)
Peoples Library
Sewickley Township Public Library
The ARC of Westmoreland
Valley Points Family YMCA
Westmoreland Community Action
YWCA Westmoreland County
American Red Cross of Chestnut Ridge
Blackburn Center Against Domestic & Sexual
Violence
CASA of Westmoreland, Inc.
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Greensburg
Connect, Inc. (Welcome Home Shelter)
Domestic Violence Services of Southwestern PA
Family Services of Western PA
Fayette County Community Action Agency, Inc.
Helping All Victims In Need (HAVIN)
Union Mission
Westmoreland Community Action
Westmoreland County Food Bank, Inc.
accessAbilities, Inc.
Center for Hearing & Deaf Services
Family Services of Western PA
Fayette County Community Action Agency, Inc.
Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers of Fayette, Inc.
Laurel Area Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers, Inc.
Wesley Church Health Center, Inc.
Westmoreland County Blind Association
United Way works with partners across the human
services spectrum to develop long-lasting solutions
to community problems. Our partners join in our
vision of advancing education, income and health.
Partners receive support through United Way's
Impact Fund for one or more programs related to
education, income or health. To receive support,
their program must demonstrate effective and
efficient impact.
achieving great things together: more opportunity & brighter futures

Each year, we bring members
of our community together to
lift up thousands of people. We
focus on education, income and
health – the building blocks for
a good, quality life – and bring
together the best partners to
improve lives. Here's how.

Meet Jamie. Jamie is a child who
wants to succeed. All he needs
is an opportunity.


A good early education puts
Jamie on the right path.

Jamie's parents find jobs and
save more of their hard-earned
money.

Healthy foods help Jamie focus
in the classroom and he misses
less school because of quality
healthcare.

Jamie earns his high school
diploma, which opens doors to
more opportunities.
Jamie helps build a stronger
community. We all win!
the anatomy of change
How community level goals and individual champions
will shape the next era of United Way.
Human anatomy is a marvel of planning and structure; from the hair on your head to the
tips of your toes, your anatomy brings together hundreds
of thousands of cells, bones, muscles and more to make
you, you.
taking strides towards a
stronger community
Similar to the human anatomy, a construction blueprint
dictates the structure of a building. It provides the plan
needed to turn a pile of wood, concrete and nails into a
school, a home or a hospital.
But what does the anatomy - the structure and plan - of
community change look like?
United Way is successful in getting results because we're
focused on lasting solutions, not short-term charity. We
know that if we're going to create real change, we can’t fool
ourselves with quick fixes. That's why we're dedicated to
looking at the big picture, the whole person and the whole
situation.
But long-lasting, big-picture change doesn't happen over
night. To create this type of change, we need to understand
the anatomy of community change. We need a succinct
plan and plenty of manpower; the plan will guide us, while
the people will help us accomplish the work necessary to
transform an ambitious goal into unprecedented change.
In the following pages we will highlight some of the goals and the individuals that make up
our anatomy of change.
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establishing a community level
goal in education
The Background
United Way of Westmoreland County began 2014 with a strategic planning
session that brought together board members, staff and volunteers. It was
time to review, reassess and refresh our course for community change.
During this session, we took a close look at our work in education, income
and health, including both our successes and areas for improvement. But
between our presentations and conversations, one idea stood out from the
rest: A strategic focus on education could form a potentially game-changing
foundation, one that would impact our other areas of focus and affect our
community at large.
With a strong start in education, the group consented, young people were more
likely to succeed throughout their academic career, pursue higher education,
get a good job and live a financially stable and healthy life. A strong start in
education could help alleviate the need for supportive services later in life.
And in a way, this focus on education could turn the entire community change
conversation on its "head."
Rather than just counting the heads of those served, it was time to establish
a big picture goal that would aptly measure community-level change.
The Goal
It's often said: Until third grade, a child learns to read; after third grade, a child
reads to learn. Indeed, after third grade, an educator's aim is for children to use
their reading comprehension skills to learn new material.
Research shows that proficient reading skills in third grade are a tell-tale sign
for later success, because children who read at grade level are more likely to
graduate from high school. In turn, those who graduate from high school are
more likely to pursue further education and/or get a job.
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Thus, United Way's first community level goal was born.
We want to increase the number of third graders reading at grade level across
our service area. Specifically, at the end of 2017, we want 88% of students in
Westmoreland County and 77% of students in Fayette County reading at grade
level - an increase from today's levels of 83% and 72%, respectively.
The Future
As we continue to make strides in education, income and health, we will work
to establish community-level goals in each of our three focus areas, and revise
those goals to reflect changing community needs.
Community level goal in education
88% of students are reading at grade level by the end of third grade in
Westmoreland County and 77% of students are reading at grade level by the
end of third grade in Fayette County by 2017.
Shining a spotlight on our
community champions
Laurie Connors, Donor
For most people working at a college, fall signals the start of classes and the hubbub of students returning
to campus. But for United Way loyal donor Laurie Connors, fall
signals something else: The start of the United Way Campaign at
Westmoreland County Community College (WCCC) – and with it,
the hubbub of being an Employee Campaign Chair!
Laurie is a staunch advocate for United Way, giving of her time,
talent and treasures to further the mission of an organization she
feels passionately about. Laurie began her close relationship
with United Way almost as soon as she began her job as the
Coordinator/Human Resources at WCCC. After beginning her
position, she was given materials about United Way and all the
work we do in the community – after that, she was hooked. From
that first interaction, she knew that she wanted to get involved.
For the past 10 years, Laurie has co-chaired the WCCC United Way
campaign. She has also been involved in many other aspects
of United Way, volunteering as a loaned executive, member of
the grant allocation committee and as a regular at Day of Caring.
United Way recognized Laurie in 2009 as a co-recipient of the
Westmoreland Award, for demonstrating not only a giving spirit,
but a commitment to advocacy and volunteerism.
When asked what inspires her to give, Laurie said that the combination of all of her experiences with
United Way continues to spur her involvement. Further, she says that knowing her support – as both a
donor and volunteer – changes the lives of others in our community is a very humbling and rewarding
experience.
As a consistent donor to the Impact Fund - supporting partner agencies and programs like Faith in Action
and Mothers Making More - Laurie says she knows she is supporting the critical needs of our community.
She remembers the first time she heard Faith in Action and Mothers Making More recipients speak about
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how their lives have been changed by United Way sponsored programs; it brought tears to her eyes
and a smile to her face, knowing what a difference our local community has made in the lives of these
individuals.
Looking forward, Laurie hopes our community will continue to invest, support and grow the United Way
building blocks of education, income and health. She hopes all of our neighbors, friends and family
members can have knowledge and access to the resources and services that are available to them in our
region and that we can build strong, thriving neighborhoods for all.
United Way of Westmoreland County is fortunate to have a loyal and dedicated donor like Laurie Connors,
who truly embodies the spirit of “Live United.”
Cary Ferrence, Volunteer
Cary Ferrence was a newly retired English teacher in 2011 when she heard that the Alle-Kiski Faith in
Action program was looking for volunteers. The timing couldn't have been better: Cary was seeking
something meaningful to do with her newly acquired free time.
Faith in Action was the perfect fit.
Having spent the last 41 years working with children and teens
in the classroom and as a Girl Scout troop leader, she was used
to helping people and being part of a community. So Faith in
Action was an easy transition for Cary; the program introduced
her to a whole new group of people who needed someone with
her caring attitude and friendly demeanor.
Today, Cary has become a star volunteer – always ready to drive
an older adult to a doctor's appointment or make a friendly visit.
“Some of the people I have met have had their driver’s licenses
taken away and they are left feeling trapped in their own homes,"
she says. "I am happy to be able to help them get out into the
community.”
Most of the time, Cary says, the people she helps just want
someone to talk to and spend time with - and she is thrilled to be
the person who shares their memories and hopes for the future.
While Cary still maintains her responsibilities as a trusted driver, she now also chairs the Alle-Kiski Faith
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in Action steering committee, helping with programming, fundraising events and working with the other
Faith in Action sites to develop a long-term plan.
together to decrease the number of people in our communities living in poverty.
Part of that critical collaboration is WHC's partnership with United Way. Since becoming a United Way
One of Cary's biggest gratifications in volunteering with Faith in
Action is simply knowing that there is a program like this to fill
an important need in the community.
like flu shot clinics. United Way has also helped WHC increase its visibility and offered opportunities for
networking and service optimization, Weaver says.
“Some of the people I have helped are not much older than me.
I am glad to see that there is a program like this to help them
when they need it.”
Moving forward, we look forward to meeting the health and wellness needs of our region's un/under-
Wesley Health Center,
Partner Agency
Amber Hill, Service Recipient
For over 20 years, Wesley Health Center (WHC) has served as a
safety net for residents of Southwestern Pennsylvania, catching
those that fall through the cracks of the traditional healthcare
system. WHC is a free clinic that serves the un/under-insured of
our region with skill, expertise and compassion. Since opening
its doors, WHC has not only transformed the look of its facility
and its organizational capacity, but has changed, uplifted and
improved the lives of thousands living in Westmoreland, Fayette
and Greene Counties.
Over the past several years, improvements to the clinic have
transformed WHC from a single-family home to a modern and welcoming medical facility. WHC extends a
warm, welcoming and expert hand to those who may be seeking medical care for the first time in several
years, or those who are financially unable to maintain health insurance.
"Without question, the majority of WHC patients would be unable to afford health care services anywhere
else," said WCH Executive Director Marilyn Weaver.
Though low income remains an underlying issue for many of WHC's patients (in 2014, WHC served 410
people; more than half were living below the poverty line), the look of their typical patient is changing:
more are now single, working and earning a higher average income than patients of years past.
"Many of the available jobs are part-time, minimum wage positions without benefits," Weaver said.
To combat the underlying issues of unemployment and financial instability, she says, we must all work
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partner agency, WHC has been able to consistently keep its doors open five days a week and has
expanded services to include retinal screening, oral care, laboratory needs and free screening programs,
insured together, while also advocating for solutions to underlying causes, like unemployment and
poverty. And ultimately, collaborating to create a better life and community for all.
2011 was a rough year for Amber Hill. Shouldering the responsibilities of a mother of two and tackling
law troubles, she knew she needed change. Enter: the Welcome
Home Shelter in Greensburg.
Welcome Home provided residence for Amber and her children
while she figured out what to do next. But what began as
temporary home for Amber turned into a total life transformation.
Since her time in the shelter, Amber has gone back to school and
graduated with an Associates Degree in Human Services. She
has also been accepted into Seton Hill University, where she will
study for her bachelors degree.
"Because of the help I received at Welcome Home, I wanted to be
able to do the same thing for somebody else," Amber says.
"I was given a second chance at a better life because of Welcome
Home, if I never would of found the shelter my life would be a
disaster. I would probably still be making poor decisions and still
getting into trouble with the law and I wouldn't have gone back
to school."
Today, Amber says, her dream is to see more shelters like
Welcome Home serving our community, and to see families and communities come together as one.
"That's what Live United means - living together as one, prospering as one, together."
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looking back: A year of live united
Thank you to the thousands of donors, advocates and volunteers who helped
make 2014 a year of Live United. For the dollars you gave, the time you donated
and all the great things you made happen: thank you.
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FUNDING TOMORROW'S CHANGE
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2014 Campaign Total: $3,682,000
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Sponsorships - $63,000
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Drawing the map for
a better future
Grants - $699,000
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Campaign - $2,920,000
Campaign Cabinet
David McDonald, Co-Chair
West Penn Power
Kary Coleman
Seton Hill University
Paul Puleo
First National Bank
Susan McDonald, Co-Chair
University of Pittsburgh at
Greensburg & Westmoreland
County Community College
Dr. Carol J. Fox
Excela Health
Rosemary Spoljarick
West Penn Power
Luis Martinez
UPS Mid Atlantic District
Ben Stas
Kennametal Inc.
Alicia Pollard
Elliott Company
Chuck Urtin
Retired, Irwin Bank
Charles Anderson
Westmoreland County
Commissioner
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key contributors
Tocqueville Society
Foundations, Grantors & Trusts
Anonymous
Judith L. Bacchus
Mr. & Mrs. James S. Broadhurst
Mr. Richard G. Camejo
Carlos & Christina Cardoso
Bob and Lz Clemens | W
Lorrie Paul Crum | W
Peter and Sherry Dragich
Chip Dreier
Marilyn Figlar | W
Tim & Connie Frazier
Bill & Marti Fusco | W
Francois and Myriam Gau
Dr. Daniel & Mrs. Mary Jo Haffner
Mr. & Mrs. G. Christopher Hall
William & Naydine Hanna
Steven & Justine Hanna
John & Donna Jacko
Brian & Cindy Kelly
Jim & Donna Kohosek
Allen, Nancy & Ali Kukovich | W
Yixiong and Ting Ma Liu
Brian & Monica Maglosky
Holly E. Marcheck | W
Bernie & Lynn Ann McConnell
Mr. & Mrs. Calvin S. McCutcheon | W
David & Susan McDonald
Jim & Patsy Morrison
Kevin & Noel Nowe In Loving Memory of Marita T.
Fred Patterson & P. J. Lyon-Patterson
Nick & Mary Pflugh | W
Douglas G. Poole
Bob Richards
Frank P. & Melissa L. Simpkins
Ben & Lori Stas
The Thalman Family
Art & Elyse Titus
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin & Eileen Van Fleet
John & Barbara VanKirk | W
Providing grant funding to United Way
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Comcast Foundation
Community Foundation of Westmoreland County
Dominion Foundation
First Energy Foundation
Grable Foundation
Henry L. Hillman Foundation
Highmark Blue Cross/Blue Shield Foundation
William W. Jamison, II Estate
Katherine Mabis McKenna Foundation, Inc.
Kennametal Foundation
Lewis Trauger Trust
MSA Charitable Foundation
Marilyn K. Kiefer Foundation
Nationwide Insurance Enterprise Foundation
OMNOVA Solutions Foundation
Richard King Mellon Foundation
Saint-Gobain Corporation Foundation
Paul and Anne Smiy Family Foundation
UPS Foundation
Wal-Mart Foundation
Campaign Incentive Program Sponsors
Charley Family Shop ‘n Save
Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania
Dominion Transmission
Duke Energy
Hillview Motors
OMNOVA Solutions, Inc.
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Sendell Motors
Smail Auto Group
Star Chevrolet
Toyota of Greensburg
Walmart Stores of Westmoreland County
Donors contributing $10,000 or more
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Women’s Leadership Council
Leading Corporate Partners
Women contributing $1,000 or more
Companies with four or more employees giving $500+ annually
Anonymous
Megan Arthur
Tandy Bailey
Kelly Barnes
Dana M. Bauer
Cathy A. Baumann
Loretta Bell
Paula A. Blevins
Bibiana Boerio
Sheri H. Boyle
Beth H. Bradley
Anita Buerkle
Helen K. Burns
Donna J. Bursick
Cheryl Bush
Kristen A. Butela
Amy Capozzi
Alyssa Cholodofsky
Lz Clemens
JoAnn L. Clutter
C. Cordova
Joanna Cornell
Jaime L. Crawford
Lorrie Paul Crum
Marilyn L. Daniels
Caroline D'Aurora
Rebecca L. Davidson
Audrey M. Dell
Virginia Dohey
Phil Dymond
Jacqueline M. Fajt
Debra A. Faszer-McMahon
Denice Ferranti-Robinson
Barbara J. Ferrier
Marilyn Figlar
Mary C. Finger
Carol J. Fox, M.D.
26
Janet A. Fox-Chatlos
Marti Fusco
Rebecca J. Gardner
Mary Ann Gawelek
Julie Grace
Mary Lou Hamacher
Laurel Harris
Barbara Hinkle
Donna Hixson
Carolyn Holland
Amy Hugus
Jayne H. Huston
Robin Stahl Jennings
Dianne M. Johnston
Karen Jurkovic
Ellen Katter
Joy Klohonatz
Kim Kramer
Elizabeth E. Krisher
Katrina Krulla
Nancy Kukovich
Linda T. Larotonda
Heather Lavrich
Jessica Lenhart
Laura A. Livingston
Deborah J. Luttner
Kelly Lynch
Vicki Manley
Joyce Markosky
Julie McCutcheon
Renee Meager
Susan Mignogna
Christine Mohler-King
Kimberly Mohnkern
Malissa Morrow
Mary Catherine Motchar
Kathy Nauman
Sharon M. Nies
Helen O. Patricia
Laura Sloan Patterson
Jennifer Petrisek
Mary Pflugh
Yvonne Phillips
Alicia C. Pollard
Laurie E. Prenatt
Diane F. Proctor
Lora Reich
Tereasa Rerko, Esq.
Faye Rosatti
Leanne Rubino
Wendi Rybicki
Binky Sargent
Christine Seibert
Elaina Sendro
Paula Shaffer
Joanna Sinchar
Doris A. Smith
Sharon P. Smith
Margie Solochier
Melissa Spagnol
Rosemary Spoljarick
Marilyn Sullivan-Cosetti
Renee M. Swan
Linda F. Tasser
Kristy M. Trautmann
Annie Urban
Barbara VanKirk
Dolan Vogle
Teresa Walker
Bobbi Watt Geer
Melissa Wilcox
Suzanne Wilcox English
Sharon Wise
Anissa M. Zambruno
Company
# leadership donors
Kennametal Inc.
167
UPS
109
West Penn Power
82
Westinghouse Electric Company
78
Elliott Company
41
ABB Inc.
32
Carpenter - Latrobe Specialty Metals
30
Giant Eagle Inc.
14
ATI Allegheny Ludlum
12
Alcoa
11
State Employee Campaign Appeal
11
Excela Health
10
Powerex, Inc.
10
First Commonwealth Bank
8
Seton Hill University
8
Westmoreland County Community College
8
Columbia Gas
7
Hamill Manufacturing Company
7
Dominion
5
MSA
5
Municipal Authority of Westmoreland County
5
Nationwide Insurance Enterprise Foundation
5
S&T Bank
5
Saint Vincent College
5
United Way of Westmoreland County
5
Franklin Regional School District
4
FS-Elliott Co., LLC
4
Peoples Natural Gas Company
4
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Tocqueville - $10,000+
Platinum - $5,000 - $9,999
Gold - $2,500 - $4,999
W | Denotes Women's Leadership Council
ABB Inc.
Adelphoi USA
Silver
Greg Callahan
Bart & Tracey Gaskey
Jennifer, Austin & George Goehring
Elizabeth & John Hatfield
Werner Hofbauer
Betty & Ted Kelley
Jeffrey P. Miller
Cindy M. Petrisko
Anton Poeltl
Rogers Family
Daniel R. Speal
Teresa Walker | W
Anonymous (3)
Bronze
Timothy Auer
Jack & Debbie Carlson
Jeffrey Coons
Joerg Habermann
Stephen L. Kochis
Ronald J. Kohan, Jr.
Paulo Kueffner
Erica, Brody & Drake Miller
Gregory P. Prinkey
Lisa Stickel
Kelly M. Vottero, Jr.
Anonymous (6)
Tocqueville
Allen, Nancy & Ali Kukovich | W
Bronze
Theresa Matson
Anonymous
Silver - $1,000 - $2,499
Bronze - $500 - $999
Albanese Sinchar Smith & Co.
Silver
Joanna Sinchar | W
Alcoa
Silver
John Butler
Bronze
Douglas L. Bruce
L. E. Forsythe
John O. Gartley
Markus B. Keinimann
Raymond Kilmer
John Liu
Russell S. Long
Nelson J. Merrick
Elizabeth Robinson
Paul R. Schwartz
Allegheny Technologies
Platinum
Bozzone Family Foundation
29
Arbor Industrial Supplies,
Inc.
Bronze
Tenley A. Comunale
Silver
Mary Catherine Motchar | W
BPU Investments
ATI Allegheny Ludlum
Silver
Danielle S. Carlini
Michael G. Kardibin
William F. Knauss, Jr.
John N. Nickoloff
Raymond J. Polinski
Bronze
Chris Centorcelli
Todd M. Frampton
Ronald A. James
David J. Pochiba
James M. Rakowski
Timothy R. Reedy
Larry A. Unger
Bechtel Betis
Silver
Anonymous
Bronze
Stephen C. Richards
Anonymous (6)
BNY Mellon
Gold
James W. Alster
Silver
Dawn Sheetz-Guffey
Richard D. Zowacki
Bon Ton
Silver
Judith K. Kula
30
Silver
Anita Buerkle | W
Denice Ferranti-Robinson | W
Braskem America, Inc.
Bronze
Susan E. Columbus
Calfrac Well Services
Corp.
Silver
Matthew A. Baker
Chris Deal
Cargill
Bronze
Michael S. Graham
Carpenter - Latrobe
Specialty Metals
Silver
Megan Arthur | W
Scott A. Balliett
Sue & Dan Hennessy
Amy Hugus | W
Jessica Lenhart | W
Kimberly Mohnkern | W
Mark Rodney
Leanne Rubino | W
Jennifer and Randy Strayer
Rich Tinsman
Bronze
Dawn Berkebile
Madison, Camryn & Alexa
Brown
Renee Furr
Raymond R. Harrold
Noah and Megan Henson
Gloria & Stu Hosford
Tom Kantor
Gale & Debby King
Douglas J. Kurtz
Drew & Rhonda Leonard
Kelley Neiderhiser
Richard Parker
Ken & Debbie Sanner
Herb Slama
George Todd
Clyde & Monika Tunstall
Kenneth Yackuboskey
Anonymous (3)
Comcast
Dominion
Bronze
Tammy L. Stouffer
Silver
Russell William Johnson
Richard Jay Row
Bronze
David B. Adams
Richard Joseph Virshup
Emerson Florence White
Combined Federal
Campaign
Bronze
Dennis Figg
Cumberland & Emerald
Coal Resources, LP
Bronze
Steven W. Geary
Henry Pierno
Stanley Rerko
Center for Hearing & Deaf
Services, Inc.
Curtiss-Wright ElectroMechanical
Bronze
Dianne S. Gallagher
Amy Hart
Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Macik
Silver
Anonymous
Citizens Bank
Bronze
Wendy Anderson
Michelle A. Visconti
Columbia Gas
Silver
James Daugherty
Bronze
Kevin Lewis
Theodore Lewis
Thomas J. Pastor
Brad M. Smith
William Vanek
Sheila Yaniga
D'Aurora Hearing and
Audiology, LLC
Silver
Caroline R. D'Aurora | W
Derry Area School District
Bronze
Joe & Denise Dado
Diocese of Greensburg
Bronze
James Edwards
Dollar Bank
Bronze
Cathy A. Baumann | W
Duquesne Light
Silver
Yvonne Phillips | W
Eat'n Park Hospitality
Group, Inc.
Tocqueville
Mr. & Mrs. James S.
Broadhurst
Bronze
Kim Gunsallus
Eckert Seamans Cherin
Mellott LLC
Gold
Daniel & Rosemary Abeles
Elliott Group
Tocqueville
Art & Elyse Titus
Gold
Sandy & Gene O'Sullivan
Anonymous
Silver
Beth H. Bradley | W
Ron & Renee Frye
James R. Hardin
William & Jeanne Hohlweg
Alicia C. Pollard | W
Robert & Wendi Rybicki | W
Anonymous (3)
Bronze
John Astor
Mark Babyak
Richard & Iris Bollinger
Thomas E. Brown
John & Connie Caverno
Richard L. Hissem
Bob & Monica Hrovath
Robert B. Kline
Michael & Nancy La Frate
Brian Lapp
Robert P. Magee
Andrew Manski
Laurie & Tim Martin
Lawrence W. Miller
James Perne
Brian & Caroline Pettinato
Ed & Mary Ellen Pisula
Clifford Prinkey
Matthew J. Prinkey
Alexander Riddel III
Terry Roberts
John and Mary Russo
Gary Schucker
Cheryl & Ray Sero
James & Susan Shuster
Scott Tarabek
Howard T. Walmsley
Anonymous (2)
EQT Corporation
Gold
Jim & Melanie Crockard
Erie Insurance Group
Silver
Christine N. Cuddy
Patrick J. McMichael
31
Bronze
Helena A. Carter
Excela Health
Tocqueville
Bob & Lz Clemens | W
Dr. Daniel & Mrs. Mary Jo
Haffner
Silver
Helen K. Burns | W
Jaime L. Crawford | W
Marilyn L. Daniels | W
Carol J. Fox, M.D. | W
Robin Stahl Jennings | W
Ellen Katter | W
Ron & Susan Ott
Bronze
Alan McGaughran M.D.
Family Services of
Western PA
Silver
Stephen Christian-Michaels
Fayette County
Community Action
Agency, Inc.
Silver
James & Kirsti Stark
Silver
Kelly Barnes | W
Linda T. Larotonda | W
Vicki Manley | W
Sharon M. Nies | W
Mark & Faye Rosatti | W
Linda F. Tasser | W
Bronze
Emmanuel J. & Sue Answine
Mark Lopushansky
First National Bank of PA
Bronze
Paul D. Puleo
FISA Foundation
Gold
Kristy M. Trautmann & Bobbi
Watt Geer | W, W
Fort Ligonier Association
Silver
Annie Urban | W
Franklin Regional School
District
Bronze
Roger LeMaster
Timothy S. Siegel
Silver
Anonymous
Bronze
Mrs. Marcia Ochs
Juan-Pedro Reyna-Juvera
Anonymous
Fifth Third Bank
FS-Elliott Co., LLC
FedEx
Bronze
Eric Sarn
32
First Commonwealth
Bank
Silver
Paul & Sheelagh Brown
Bronze
Pat & Jim Blahovec
Kevin & Sharon Eads
Anonymous
GE Foundation
Bronze
Nathaniel McWherter
Giant Eagle Inc.
Silver
Benson P. Bratton, Jr.
Tamantha Nemeth
Julie Ann Pollack
Albert Pulice
Bronze
Kimberly Ann Cole
Donna K. Hanan
Lorraine L. Hickman
Patricia Bradley Isherwood
Claudia J. Lekso
Brian David Miller
John J. Muchow, III
Loretta Pollitt
Amy Snoznik
Elizabeth Ann Wyant-Sims
Greensburg Salem School
District
Silver
Bradley & Jaime West
Bronze
Camille A. Nemanic
Anita N. Rometo
Vicki Sheffler
Gutchess Hardwoods Inc.
Bronze
Ben Wilson
Hamill Manufacturing
Company
Gold
Jeffrey S. Kelly
Silver
David & Susan Pcsolar
Bronze
John & Debbie Dalrymple
Hustava Family
Patricia K. Martin
Phyllis & Geno Miller
Raymond Wojszynski
Hefren Tillotson
Silver
Jack R. Ellenberger
Margaret M. Kanaan
Bronze
David G. Alderson
David W. Reihl
Hempfield Area School
District
Silver
Audrey M. Dell | W
Denise S. Valerio
Bronze
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Chovanec
Susan M. Kochman
Herald Standard
Bronze
Mark O'Keefe
Albert B. Sloan
Highmark Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Bronze
Denise Brock
Holly J. D'Amico
ITW
Bronze
Mark S. Grenell
Janney Montgomery Scott,
LLC
Bronze
John F. Coleman
Melody Filicky
JC Penney
Bronze
Traci L. Kral
Rocco Latorre
Kennametal Inc.
Tocqueville
Judith L. Bacchus
Carlos & Christina Cardoso
Bob and Lz Clemens | W
Lorrie Paul Crum | W
Peter and Sherry Dragich
Chip Dreier
Marilyn Figlar | W
Tim & Connie Frazier
Bill & Marti Fusco | W
Francois and Myriam Gau
Steven & Justine Hanna
William & Naydine Hanna
John & Donna Jacko
Brian & Cindy Kelly
Yixiong and Ting Ma Liu
Brian & Monica Maglosky
Holly E. Marcheck
Bernie & Lynn Ann McConnell
Jim & Patsy Morrison
Kevin & Noel Nowe
In Loving Memory of Marita
T.
Fred Patterson & P. J. LyonPatterson
Nick & Mary Pflugh | W
Douglas G. Poole
Bob Richards
Frank P. & Melissa L.
Simpkins
Ben & Lori Stas
The Thalman Family
John & Barbara VanKirk | W
Anonymous
Platinum
Jim & Donna Kohosek
Gold
Fred & Marylynn Bence
C. Cordova | W
Nicholas & Dorothea
Edmonds
Michael & Catherine Foy
Mark & Susan Huston
Michelle R. Keating
Quynh & Michael McGuire
Kent & Celeste Mizgalski
Harry T. & Sandra L. Murtha
Patrick & Michelle Watson
Silver
Frank Battaglia
Michael & Melissa Beblo
Loretta Bell | W
Jeff & Brandi Black
Cheryl Bush & Family | W
Amy Capozzi | W
Mary Clouse
Lisa Marie Corcoran
Lori L. Daubs
Richard & Cathy Denton
Virginia Dohey | W
Mark Fallek
Janet A. Fox-Chatlos | W
Mark & Gigi Fredley
Karen L. George
Christoph Gey
Julie and Brian Grace | W
Maynard Grieves
33
Christopher P. Griffith
Sam & Donna Hixson | W
Rob Hohn
Diane C. Johnson
Patty Karczewski
J. Michael Knoll
Susan & Keith Koski
Katrina Krulla | W
Lawrence & Norma Lanza
Richard & Heather Lavrich | W
Ginger & Todd Link
T. J. & Jennifer Long
Kelly Lynch | W
Heidi Marnoch
Rick & Glenda Marzolf
Tom & DeRonda McKee
Bill and Renee Meager | W
Larry & Maria Meenan
Susan Mignogna | W
Michael P. Murphy
Kathy Nauman | W
Mark Olyarnik
Anita Palenchar
Helen O. Patricia | W
Ron Petrillo
The Prichard Family
Diane F. Proctor | W
Tracy Rebtoy
Lora Reich | W
Steve & Leah Ross
Terence Ryan
Binky Sargent | W
Christine Seibert | W
Paula Shaffer | W
Gary Sherman
Matthew Smith & Family
Mark & Melissa Spagnol | W
Renee M. Swan | W
Colin Tilzey
Scott & Gigi Trask
Mike & Barb Waldrop
34
Paul & Barbara Ward
Melissa Wilcox | W
Steve Yoset
Anonymous (3)
Bronze
William M. Alexander
Ron Allen
Jon & Jenifer Amundson
Boxun An
Chris & Diane Atkinson
Dev Banerjee
Ron Baughman
Keith Buettner
Shi 'Steve' Chen
Blane Cook
Robert Duca
Jim Etling
Mike Fergus
Ruy & Mara Frota de Souza
Christina & Mark Gibson
Jason/Jinhui Goldsmith
Go PENN STATE!!
Matt Gordon
Jerry & Linda Hanna
Dennis & Bonnie Harr
Pradeep Hemmanur
Jim and Deborah Holler
Craig A. Jackman
Molly Jenks
William L. Kimbro
Suzanne M. King
Dennis Laforge
Marc & Shannon Lippa
Kristi Lisbon
Bev Loughner
Kathy Majetic
Dan Mcilnay
Chuck and Kathy McNerny
Pankaj K. Mehrotra
Chris & Jennifer Merlin
Kathleen & John Mitchell
Wayne and Carol Moser
Deborah J. Mullen
Tom Muller
Neal & Karen Myers
Barry J. Novotny
Mary O'Donoghue
Dave Ondrey
Stephanie Overly
Cristina & Stefano Pandini
Tally Persichetti
Jim Peters
Rusnica Family
Geoffrey Schoemer
Edward W. Sheehy
David Sonita
Lori Suchocki
The Verellen Family
Melvin Veverka
Phil & Marianne Weihl
Ron West
Nathan Yacobucci
Qingjun Zheng
Anonymous (5)
McDowell Associates, Inc.
Norwin School District
PNC
Silver
Karl & Carmen Eisaman
Bronze
David C. Brozeski
Susan P. Guarascio
Bronze
Jennifer Ann Merlin
MCS Associates
Silver
Chris Bagnall
MSA
Silver
Judith M. Colfer
Robert & Patricia Yurko
Bronze
Michael A. Droske
John E. Ferry
Tom & Karen Kohut
Municipal Authority of
Westmoreland
Silver
Elizabeth E. Krisher | W
Silver
Anonymous
Bronze
Thomas Ceraso
Charles & Deborah Kemerer
Craig Lutska
Barbara McIntyre
Matthews International
Murrysville Municipality
Bronze
Stephen D. Jupena
Silver
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brooks
McCutcheon Enterprises,
Inc.
Nationwide Insurance
Enterprise Fnd.
Tocqueville
Mr. & Mrs. Calvin S.
McCutcheon | W
Bronze
Mike Laird
Chad A. McCutcheon
Silver
David E. Stairs
Bronze
Gregory Bokoch
John Fawcett
Ronald Lazur, Jr.
Stanley G. Stetina
Maher Duessel CPAs
OMNOVA Solutions Inc.
Bronze
Karen T. Dittman
Edward & Susan Zinkan
Pennsylvania State
University - New
Kensington
Bronze
Kevin & Sarah Snider
Pennsylvania American
Water
Silver
Eric V. Yarbrough
Peoples Natural Gas
Company
Bronze
Kevin G. Campbell
Kathleen O. Golightly
Beth E. Nelson
Richard L. Rapp
Peoples TWP
Silver
Jennifer & Chris Petrisek | W
Bronze
Anonymous
Philips Respironics, Inc.
Silver
Dianne M. Johnston | W
Powerex, Inc.
Gold
Betsy & Stan Hunt
Joseph & Bernadette Jogun
Craig & Malissa Morrow | W
Silver
Don & Rose Marie
Morozowich
A. J. & Dawn Smith
Bronze
Tsutomu Nakagawa
David & Cindy Penzera
Robert Warner, Jr.
Anonymous (2)
PPG Industries
Platinum
Vincent A. Sarni
Silver
Jerry S. Freiberg
PricewaterhouseCoopers
LLP
Tocqueville
Mr. & Mrs. G. Christopher
Hall
Quatrini Rafferty PC
Silver
Tereasa Rerko, Esq. | W
Reed Smith LLP
Silver
Marcia & Lou DePaul
35
S&T Bank
Silver
Rebecca L. Davidson | W
John P. Kline
Bronze
Karen J. Hackman
Denise L. Merrill
Pam Price
Saint-Gobain Ceramics
Silver
Ron & Mary Lou Hamacher | W
Anonymous
Bronze
Robert C. DeHaven
Rebecca Kittey
Sendell Motors, Inc.
Silver
Ms. Christine Mohler-King
|W
Seton Hill University
Silver
Kristen A. Butela | W
Debra A. Faszer-McMahon | W
Mary C. Finger | W
Mary Ann Gawelek & Frank
Kleshinski | W
Barbara Hinkle | W
Jayne H. Huston | W
Laura Sloan Patterson W
Dr. Marilyn Sullivan-Cosetti | W
Siemens Healthcare
Bronze
Steve Buraczewski
36
Southwestern PA Human
Services, Inc.
United Way of
Westmoreland County
Bronze
Barbara A. Diller
Gold
Bobbi Watt Geer & Kristy
Trautmann | W, W
Silver
Alyssa Cholodofsky | W
Richard & Heather Lavrich | W
Margie & John Solochier | W
Bronze
Lori Sendro
St. Vincent College
Silver
Suzanne Wilcox English | W
Paul & Carolyn Follansbee
Bronze
Christopher McMahon
Rick & Chris Williams
Anonymous
State Employee Combined
Appeal
Gold
Ada J. Guyton
Anonymous
Silver
Sheri H. Boyle | W
Lynn Hochrein
Anonymous
Bronze
Jennifer Badger
Kenneth Cairns
Mary B. Dannhardt
James H. Kucherer
Anonymous (16)
UnitedHealth Group
Bronze
Michel Lentz
United States Steel Corp.
Silver
Todd M. Link
University of Pittsburgh
Silver
Al & Sally Anne Novak
Sharon P. Smith | W
Bronze
Rick & Amy Fogle
UPS
Tocqueville
Anonymous
Platinum
Milton Bennett
Gold
Jacqueline M. Fajt | W
Nicholas T. Passaro
Silver
Tandy Bailey | W
Timothy Bell
Douglas Bella
The Chamblin Family
Mark E. Coffey
Joanna Cornell | W
Daniel Craig
Shawn Dunn
Rob & Stacey Eans
Jerad Fox
Corey L. Goodemoot
Laurel Harris | W
Christopher Hatter
Mandy Kaszycki
Kathryn A. Koch
Amy Kovtun
Michael P. Lalle
David Lassara
Luis Martinez
Thomas McCready
David T. Normile
Leigh Pardun
Laurie E. Prenatt | W
Susan Saffer
Doris A. Smith | W
Michael Speese
Kailyn Thomas
Anissa M. Zambruno | W
Frank Zupanc
Anonymous (4) ( 1 | W)
Bronze
Michael Anderson
Rich Andrews
Charles Arenth
Keith Bailey
Steven Bell
Robert Clark
Joseph Cole
Matthew DeCecco
Kevin Dickey
Rebecca B. Dings
Matthew Dorko
Thomas Espenshade
Karen Falenski
Brian Ferace
Michael Ferlin
Leah Firestone
Miranda Firestone
James Gulibon
Raymond Harding
Lillian Jackson
Mike Keys
Gregory King
Bernard Kudyba
Ryan Lint
John Lojas
Peggy Love
Jim Lovis
Christopher Lubich
Ron P. Mancuso
Katie Marra
Brian McKnight
Dennis Miller
Michael Nath
Darin Pietrantoni
Suzanne Polard
Sean Pruchnic
Peter Pryjmak
Christopher Resnik
Eric Ritson
Rizza Family
Christopher Rowe
Timothy Rowe
Jeffrey W. Schiffbauer
Dwain Schorr
Jerry L. Shondelmyer
Thomas Simkovic
Charles Slie
Stan Sliwoski
Mark Smitley
Ann Sokalski
Wendy Starkey
Jamie Staufferevans
Brian Stoughton
Philip Tooch
Raymond Vasinko
Colin Wall
Kevin Welsh
David Wentzel
Aaron Zelmore
Anonymous (14)
US Bank
Silver
Christopher A. Sarge
Valley Points Family
YMCA
Bronze
Michael R. Newell
Ward & Christner, PC
Gold
John N. Ward
Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
Gold
Jim Hergenroeder
Silver
Michael & Marilyn Urban
West Penn Power
Tocqueville
David & Susan McDonald
Platinum
JoAnn L. Clutter | W
Kevin & Sharon Wise | W
Silver
George B. Blankenship
Nicholas Bauer
Grady M. Bryant
Donna J. Bursick | W
Len & Jill D'Angelo
Ed & Judy Dinda
Thomas Dugan
George Farah
Linda M. Jacobs
Tracey J. Janis
Dana R. Kaylor
Mark & Joy Klohonatz | W
Paul S. & Rita J. Kramer
37
James A. Laughner
Cecilia Liang-Nicol
Jim & Kathy Longacre
Deborah J. Luttner | W
J. Grant McDonald
John & Beth Meier
Edward Miller
Amy Petrillo
Thomas Pezze
Laurie K. Peddicord
David & Karen Schroeder
Kevin A. Sestak
Rosemary Spoljarick | W
James L. Stitt
Ray Valdes
Bronze
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Brubaker
David M. Carroll
Keith A. Chobirko
Lee Clevenger
Suzanne Clevenger
Susan M. Colflesh
Dave Coulter
James R. Crace
Barbara M. Crowe
Janice & Chuck Depollo Lantz
Dan, Debbie & Jadon Dunlap
Ronald J. Gallagher
Les Gilpin
Mark Golden
Daniel & Jeannine Gordish
Gary Haag
Tom Haynes
Joseph Hickey
Thomas K. Hileman
Mary B. Hostert
Pete & Barbara Jameson
George & Pat Jones
C. Lassak
Marge Louis
Robert K. Loy
38
Allen McDonald
Mike Miller
Charles E. Morgan
Mark Myers
David M. Omatick, Jr.
David S. Pezze
Bob Reeping
Robert & Maria Rokicki
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Schomer
Mary Lou Sekeras
Rudolph G. Stanec, Jr.
Joe Starkey
Scott Summits
Tammy Taylor
Cynthia Teamann
Cathy & Jeff Trout
Charles & Jeanine Trumbetta
Sharon L. Weston
Anonymous (8)
Westinghouse Electric
Company
Platinum
Gregory A. Fischer
Gold
Laura A. & Brian Livingston | W
Silver
Stanwood L. Anderson, Jr.
Marsha L. Bane
Paula A. Blevins | W
Deva R. Chari
Dennis W. Kozar
Joseph Kubala
Gerald & Lois W. Lang
Michael Lynch
Lorraine F. Matisko
Sandra L. Mellars
Jennifer E. Moon
David Popovich
Padmanabha J. Prabhu
Margaret L. Ryan
Michael J. Schork
Gregroy Vincent
Nicole & Peter Vitale
Jeanne Weber
Jeffrey G. Weister
Daniel Wesolowski
Anonymous (4)
Bronze
Mostafa A. Ahmed
Kenneth J. Altemus
Janet S. Bauer
Stephen J. Beehner
Donald C. Blansett
Richard A. Bradley
Timothy A. Bush
Mary A. Butina
Keith R. Calisti
Charles Connors, Jr.
Michele A. DeGrazia
Joni A. Falascino
Robin L. Fisher
Jeffrey M. Hall
Stephanie F. Hart
Jeffrey C. Himler
Patrick Kearns
James E. Keefe
Susan F. Keller
Michael F. Kennedy
Philip M. Kushnar
Bryan Lukacs
William E. Martin
Christopher McHugh
Matthew H. Miller
John H. Morris, Jr.
Patrick M. Minogue
Jambunatha B. Narayan
Loretta E. Nguyen
Cory L. Schrecengost
Robert D. Senger
Elise M. Shaffer
Ralph Shannon
John R. Smith
Michael J. Sredzienski
Jeffrey Thomas
Thomas Joseph Weir
Gary L. Young
Anomynous (10 )
Westmoreland Community
Action, Inc.
Bronze
Tay R. Waltenbaugh
Westmoreland County
Silver
Dr. Dirk & Theresa Matson
Bronze
Bruno A. Mediate
Malcolm N. Sias
Westmoreland County
Community College
Community Donors
Tocqueville
Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Fine
Kevin & Eileen Van Fleet
Platinum
Arnold D. Palmer
Charles G. & Carol A. Urtin
Gold
Dr. & Mrs. Ralph A. Capone
Monte & Carolyn Holland | W
Silver
Dave Arnold
Carl & Dana Bauer | W
Bibiana Boerio | W
Alfred J. & Beatrice A.
Bonfiglio
Phil Dymond | W
Robert E. & Betty B. Feathers
Barbara J. Ferrier | W
Rebecca J. Gardner | W
Karen Jurkovic | W
Kim Kramer | W
Stuart & Deborah Louchheim
Joyce Markosky | W
Mr. & Mrs. William Radcliffe
Christopher F. Robertshaw
Elaina Sendro | W
Richard & Georgia Smith
Dolan Vogle | W
Anonymous (20)
Bronze
Debra A. Brentzel, In Memory
of Wayne
The Rev. John & Stephanie
Harman
Dan & Kathy Janicik
J. Alan & LaVerne Mochnick,
In Memory of John W. &
Jessie Mochnick
Marjorie Montanari
William J. Riley
Reno & Chris Vitale
Anonymous (4)
Silver
Kimberly & Joseph Nicassio
Bronze
Laurie & Jim Connors
Dr. Nancy I. Davis
Ron & JoAnn Eberhardt
Bill & Mary Lou Magda
Ralph Padgett
Tuesday & Royce Stanley
Debi Williams
Zimmer Kunz, PLLC
Gold
George & Nancy Stewart
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UNITED WAY Staff
Vinnie Baird
Richard Lavrich
Campaign Assistant
Director of Corporate Development
& MIS
Melinda Bercik
Leadership Assistant
Alyssa Cholodofsky Vice President of Development and
Impact
Phyllis Morgan
Western Westmoreland County
Faith in Action Program Director
Nate Schuckers
Database and Campaign Coordinator
Carol Demi
Campaign Account Manager
Tom Scott
Campaign Coordinator, Fayette Region
Jan Fox
Program Assistant
Lori Sendro
Jan Gebicki
Alle-Kiski & Greater Greensburg
Faith in Action Program Director
Director of Education
Margie Solochier
Bobbi Watt Geer
President & CEO
Vice President of Finance and
Administration
Melaney Hegyes
Donna Wano
Faith in Action Site Coordinator &
Jacob’s Creek Area Faith in Action
Program Director
Finance Assistant
Jackie Johns
Community Engagement Manager
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